The History of the Standard Oil CompanyTarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva)
History
The History of the Standard Oil Company
Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva)
Petroleum industry and trade -- United States -- History; Standard Oil Company -- History
_Twelfth._—That every producer depositing oil in the hands of the
association on which no advance is made, may, if he so elect, have
his oil held until such time as he shall direct its sale, and that
the appropriation of oils sold from day to day shall be as follows:
First, all oils ordered sold by its owner, and the balance _pro
rata_ on oils on which advances have been made and shall then be
overdue.
_Thirteenth._—The association shall charge a reasonable rate of
interest on all advances made, such interest to be used in defraying
the expenses of the association and the surplus, if any, shall be
declared as dividends upon the full paid stock. That any surplus
stock remaining in the hands of the association shall be the
property of the association until taken and paid for by some party
entitled thereto under the foregoing provisions, but always at par.
_Fourteenth._—When the producers of each district shall have
appointed their committees, as provided in the second section of the
Producers’ Union, and have elected their chairman, he is requested
to send to the chairman of the general committee the names thereof.
_Fifteenth._—And it shall be the duty of the person appointed by the
general committee, as provided in section five, to use due diligence
in the circulation thereof, for subscriptions, and within one week
from the receipt thereof, he shall collect the ten per cent. of each
subscription, as provided by section seventh, and report the same to
the chairman of the general committee, together with a list of the
subscribers and the amount subscribed.
NUMBER 9 (See page 1078)
CHARTER OF THE SOUTH IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
[From The Laws of Pennsylvania for 1872.]
An Act to incorporate the South Improvement Company:
SECTION 1. _Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it
is hereby enacted by the authority of the same_, That S. S. Moon, R.
D. Barcley, John A. Fowler, or a majority of them, their associates,
successors, and assigns, be and they are hereby authorised and
empowered to form and be a body corporate, to be known as the South
Improvement Company, which shall be and is hereby vested with all
the powers, privileges, duties, and obligations conferred upon the
act to incorporate the Pennsylvania Company by the Act of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, approved the seventh day of April, A.D.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and the supplements thereto.
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